Jasper Conran SS18: A collaboration between opposing hues and structures

In a surge of nylons and enough colours to paint a rainbow, Jasper Conran SS18 toyed with the notion of fashion as a means to simultaneously reveal and conceal, resulting in a number of statement looks.

Saturated in a colour palette consisting of oranges, mustards, tans, blues, olives, pinks, deep reds and browns, the collection utilized a series of seemingly clashing colours that lined the seams and surfaces in an array of bold patterns, allowing the hues to collaborate with one another and infuse a sense of animation into the garments.

The concept of revealing and concealing became a centre point within the collection, where sheer textures revealed torsos and legs that were concealed and moulded into a shape by both fluid and streamlined outlines. This contrasting concept was most suitably explored through a dress emblazoned with thick blue stripes, the application of daringly bold patterns against a practically translucent surface created many facets to be observed. Almost paper-like in its texture, the heavy use of this material was not only visually intriguing, but would prove itself perfect for the summer climate.

Nigel Cabourn SS18: Contemporising Camouflage

Beginning with the question ‘Who is Sean Flynn?’ Nigel Cabourn SS18 rooted his collection in a military style, creating an anti-war statement with regards to the the war photojournalist’s mysterious disappearance in 1970.

Nicholas Daley SS18: a multicultural mish-mash

Citing his multicultural roots as the influence behind his fashion, Nicholas Daley made his debut at London Fashion Week Men’s SS18. Bringing together a pastiche of elements into a beautifully crafted presentation, the display was dense with facets that drew the eyes and mind into a twofold process of appreciation.

Liam Hodges SS18: Making noise with a 21st century fashion statement

With new designs to feast the eyes upon, Liam Hodges SS18 works upon a 21st century discourse, melding its counterparts with an array of visuals that express a fashionable embodiment of his perspective and will continue to make noise in the fashion industry.

Christopher Kane SS18: Inspiration from unlikely places

Featuring plenty of florals and frills, Christopher Kane SS18 innovatively worked upon the notion of domestic goddess, creating a number of shapes and cut outs from a source that may not typically be deemed as possessing potential in fashion.

Pringle of Scotland SS18: A fusion of the raw and serene

Taking inspiration from Harley Weir’s photographs of Scottish landscapes, Pringle of Scotland SS18 took to London Fashion Week with a series of outfits that imitated both the beauty and ruggedness of Scottish landscapes.